Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I, 0,9    |          more just, sympathetic and united world; openness and dialogue
 2   I, 0,9    |    experience of a Church ever more united with individuals and peoples
 3  II, 0,16   |           ones which are interiorly united in a kind of mutual immanence.
 4  II, 0,17   |           extent that the priest is united to Christ through sacramental
 5  II, 0,17   |           diocesan or religious, is united to the other members of
 6  II, 0,18   |             the Holy Spirit, we are united sacramentally to him in
 7 III, 0,23   | relationship with the presbyterate, united in and with the bishop,
 8  IV, 0,41   |   presbyterate. All its priests are united to him and share his responsibility
 9   V, 1,46   |        demand of "living intimately united" to Jesus Christ. Our union
10   V, 2,60   |            group of Twelve who were united to Jesus.( 193) ~
11   V, 3,66   |       people should feel profoundly united to the bishop, whom they
12   V, 3,66   |             of teachers should feel united in the responsibility of
13  VI, 0,74   |       communion of the presbyterate united with the bishop (Lumen Gentium,
14  VI, 0,81   |            priests are more closely united to their bishop, and which
15 Conclu, 0,82|          that God's gift begs for a united and generous reply: The